Sentence examples for confronted lawsuits from inspiring English sources
Even as it confronted lawsuits, Congressional hearings and public anger over its defective tires, Bridgestone/ Firestone got one piece of good news.
That means cities will confront lawsuits and an unfortunate amount of racial tension.
As the Obama administration confronts lawsuits over the so-called "Terrorist Surveillance Program" (TSP) crafted in secret by its predecessor (as well as another suit, challenging torture outsourced to other countries), it continues to resist transparency through an unrestrained invocation of the state secrets privilege.
The company confronts numerous lawsuits and more than $50 billion in liabilities even as the Camp Fire remains under investigation.
We ought to confront junk lawsuits that drive good docs out of practice and run up the cost of your health care.
It's a classic case of "penny wise and pound foolish". School districts should incur whatever costs come from confronting spurious lawsuits and threadbare claims of damage.
Since then, he has been confronted with civil lawsuits that are threatening to drain him of millions of dollars.
Meanwhile, manufacturers in USA are confronted with >100 000 lawsuits.
Bank of America confronts a lawsuit from the federal government seeking unspecified damages as compensation for alleged fraud involving some $24.9 billion in bonds.
Confronted with numerous antivaccination lawsuits, state and federal courts established new standards that balanced public health and civil liberties.
